Echopraxia, by Jonathan Segel

Echopraxia

by Jonathan Segel

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1.	Echolalia 1 03:20		buy track
2.	Echolalia 2 03:22		buy track
3.	Echolalia 3 01:07		buy track
4.	Echolalia 4 01:56		buy track
5.	Echolalia 5 03:57		buy track
6.	Echolalia 6 04:40		buy track
7.	Echolalia 7 02:57		buy track
8.	Echolalia 8 01:58
9.	Echopraxia 02:30		buy track
10.	Echolalia 9 05:39		buy track
11.	Echolalia 10 04:15		buy track
12.	Echolalia 11 08:37		buy track
13.	Echolalia 12 03:13		buy track
14.	Echolalia 13 05:26		buy track
15.	False Muffin 12:44		buy track
16.	An Ascension (for Daevid Allen) 10:51	info	buy track

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these are essentially etudes, playing with various types of echo, delay, reverb, and pitch tracking. Each track is one guitar track only, played straight through with no overdubs.
The pitch tracking was interpreted to midi notes (mostly incorrectly) and used to drive electric piano or synth patches in Reaktor. The piece "Echopraxia" is mostly just that.

The last track is a separate etude, bass and lap steel used to make a piece inspired by listening to the Muffin Ensemble, who are a duo that improvise with bass and pedal steel.

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released March 24, 2015

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Jonathan Segel Sweden

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Jonathan Segel is a musician and composer, playing guitar, violin, computer, keyboards, electric bass and singing, etc.

He plays solo and with Camper Van Beethoven and Øresund Space Collective
oresundspacecollective.bandcamp.com
and Sista Maj
sistamaj.bandcamp.com ... more